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UNICEF Young Ambassador Hayley McQuire, sat next to Malala at the UN Youth Assembly and was inspired by her words.
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Three-year-old Suri Cruise caused quite the stir when she wore high heels, but the grown-up style is taking playgrounds by storm.
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Dreaming of a ski-weekend escape? We find out how to prepare for the slopes & share a beginners guide for first-time skiers.
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We talk to Sharon Salloum about the joys of Syrian cooking and how she has captured them in her cookbook Almond Bar.
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Undercover agent Daniel Walker from the Invader Organisation speaks about his fight against the fastest growing form of slavery in the world: sex trafficking.
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Kale has become the face of a global demand for ‘superfoods’. But why are we so obsessed with this green leafy veg?
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Is Nigella Lawson the new face of domestic violence? How much has the media spotlight, helped or hindered her sistuation.
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We speak to one half of Brooklyn Hide bagels, the extraordinarily popular bagel business satisfying Sydneysiders’ New York food cravings.
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We find out how to take some ideas from haute couture week and tone them down or incorporate them into our everyday style.
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Food is becoming more and more mass-produced to satisfy growing populations and the drive for higher profits. But have we stopped to consider at what cost to our health?
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MiNDFOOD radio is a finalist for this year’s prestigious Australian Commercial Radio Industry (ACRA) Awards 2013.
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MiNDFOOD Producer Efrosini takes us inside the world of MiNDFOOD Radio scheduling mayhem and explains how she pulls together the magazine’s thought-provoking community pages.
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On the back of a WHO study that showed one third of all women are subjected to domestic violence, we go in search of the facts about partner abuse.
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Former Young Australian of the Year and now director, Khao Do speaks to us about his powerful new TV drama ‘Better Man’.
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Swiss Lindt Master Chocolatier, Thomas Schnetzler, joins MiNDFOOD Radio to talk to us all about chocolate.
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The coolest little culinary festival is set to amaze visitors to Wellington. Wellington on a Plate’ festival co-ordinator Angela Brownie let’s us in on the must-see events.
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Our favoruite French chef Manu Fiedel is also taking time out from his busy schedule to urge Australian home cooks to get involved in Camp Quality’s Dine at Mine Campaign.
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Kundalini yoga instructor Kathryn McCusker talks to su about the importance of mantra to meditation and yoga.
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We catch up with the Christchurch Re:START program and find out what else is happening in this resilient city.
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A groups of renowned chefs have come together to create the first sophisticated cookbook for people with diabetes.
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Gardening guru Angus Stewart gives us the scoop on the prestigious Chelsea Flower Show and Monet’s garden.
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This month’s special food edition of MiNDFOOD celebrates all things winter and has your cooler-season menu sorted, food director Michelle McHugh explains.
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Food doesn’t only warm the heart and nourish the soul it can also be a prescription for life, Leesa Oates explains. She also shares a recipe for a flu-banishing tea.
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Renowned pastry chef Vincent Gadan talks to us about the joy of rediscovering delicious and versatile pears
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